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The Cottars to visit The Banff Centre

Things evolve. It’s simply a form of growth. The Cottars, who play The Banff Centre, March 13, have come a long way from children performing to a hometown audience, through their teen years when t… more

Canmore filmmakers earn prestigious festival award

A Canmore-based filmmaking team was thrilled to learn their film Arctic Cliffhangers was named Best Wildlife Film at the San Francisco Ocean Film Festival, which ran in early February. The 60-minu… more

Exhibit seeks to define community

What is community? While it is a question that can be difficult to answer, as community means something different for everyone, the Canmore Artists & Artisans Guild is jumping in head first with it… more

Snail Mail Society serves to preserve the letter

Before the World Wide Web, email and text messaging, letter and postcard writing was all the rage. Given the pervasi… more

Terpsichore students dance with stars

If you’re a fan of So You Think You Can Dance Canada, you’re familiar with all the moves performed by the stars on the p… more

WhatNow bring nature, peace message to Valley

When Brian Rosen and the WhatNow roll into the Valley next week, think of their gigs as a combination Marley-fest, Earth… more

Essay collection considers life in the rural West

Pity the poor essay. For years it has been beaten to death by cranky high school and university students who see it … more

Upcoming event pairs books, wine

Drawing from the Roman saying ‘in vino veritas’, in wine, there is truth, a Canmore author is planning an event that bri… more

Banff artist walks her talk, steps beyond comfort zone

Banff artist Michelle Henderson-Topp has a style that can generally be described as whimsical, fun and folksy. She h… more

Homegrown returns to Banff

Homegrown is ready to open yet again with its 10th annual offering of local art. The exhibit, which features work fro… more
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